Transparency
Q&A: Yann Baden, president of StopCorrupt
Luxembourg's branch of Transparency International broke away from the network and rebranded under the name 'StopCorrupt' in November. The independent organisation will continue with the aim of fighting corruption in the Grand-Duchy – but without the Transparency International banner under which it has operated since 2009.
Hannah Brenton spoke to Yann Baden, president and one of four founders of the association – who, somewhat ironically, declined to provide a photo for this article – about the decision to leave and what corruption looks like in Luxembourg.
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